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Created attachment 503082 [details] PackageKit error message Description of problem: I try to update a package (js) which is required, in the installed version, by another (avidemux) => There is a dependency problem (as long that other package is no updated to be in line with the newer js package). For that reason, PackageKit refuses to update js (that's normal), but the error message is not explicit: it says "Success" !! Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): PackageKit-0.6.14-2.fc15.i686 How reproducible: Always Actual results: The problem is the same with GnomePackageKit, kpackagekit and pkcon. 1) pkcon: <there is an update available for the js package, but not for avidemux> $ pkcon update Updating system [=========================] Waiting for authentication [=========================] Starting [=========================] Running [=========================] Resolving dependencies [=========================] The transaction failed: no-packages-to-update, avidemux-qt-2.5.4-8.fc15.i686 requires libjs.so.1 avidemux-cli-2.5.4-8.fc15.i686 requires libjs.so.1 : Success - empty transaction 2) GnomePackageKit: see printscreen in attachment. Expected results: Explicit error message "js cannot be updated because avidemux requires an older version of js" instead of "Success - empty transaction"
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